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Feel like creating your own perfect fireworks display?

Well now you can with this fun and simple game. Follow the fireworks, remembering each colour, style and position for each firework. Place your rockets and see how good your firework memory is.

This is a great fun game and is free to play, test your skills at remembering fireworks and keep the crowd happy.

Click the link to play the game and remember, fireworks are for life, not just for 4th of July!

FUNNY FLASH FIREWORKS

Description: Perform the perfect fireworks show! Remember the colors, types and positions of fireworks for each round.
Instructions: Watch each round. Remember the color, type and position of each firework you see. Select the firework and color and drop the fireworks in position in the same order.

The more astute of you may have noticed this is not actually a firework and is, in fact, a peacock.

We thought it looked good though and was worth sharing with you all.

We are currently working on a peacock tail effect firework. Might not look quite like this but hopefully something close.

Nature doing its usual thing of completely amazing us.

Found on the beautiful island of Little Liouciou off Taiwan, Known as Vase Crag, this is a coral limestone that stands about 9 metres in height.

It is thought by the islanders to be a guardian of this beautiful land and by tourists to be one of the most spectacular sights to see.

We think it resembles a firework more than a vase of flowers, but then we are that way inclined.

Fire and dancing at the same time, it looks great but do not try it after a few beers, you could end up with singed bits.

This is a nice photograph and the long exposure has made interesting swirls of the fire. The chap sitting relaxed in the background helps us to feel that we are a part of the audience enjoying the show. Despite the action and the fire, it is a relaxing photograph and features everyones favourite medium, fire!

Ok, so what does anamorphic mean? Well, Anamorphosis is a distorted projection or perspective requiring the viewer to use special devices or occupy a specific vantage point to reconstitute the image, that goes without saying.

So an anamorphic image means you gotta stand in a certain place to get it. Got it? Good.

The talented street artists that created this brilliant artwork did so to celebrate the centenary of Platt Fields public park in Rusholme, Manchester. They could not afford a fireworks display so figured this was the next best thing. We think they did brilliantly. Well done to the friends of Platt Fields, this is a great project and makes for a very interesting and entertaining film.

This was a great way to celebrate 100 years of Platt Fields public park and we wish them another happy 100 years.